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If you view the new Google "News" from a desktop browser with a narrow width (well, narrow for these days--1024 pixels, so I can actually have other windows on
by isomorphic 9y ago
If you view the new Google "News" from a desktop browser with a narrow width (well, narrow for these days--1024 pixels, so I can actually have other windows on my screen), the "content" takes up about a third of the page. The other two thirds is wasted.
Even within the "content," tremendous amounts of space is wasted, and less information is present than before.
- Jaruzel 9y ago- Everyone runs their browsers maximised don't-cha-know... I really don't, yet I've been noticing over the past few years my browser window width has been steadily getting wider to accommodate modern website design.
- mrweasel 9y agoI disagree, sites are becoming taller. I assume because more and more people have phone and tablets as their primary browser device.